Tag: Legal

The watchdog group Truckers Against Trafficking received a special honor this week from a Nevada Congressman.

In a rare occurrence, an Oregon senator has proposed some de-regulatory measures to the 2012 Surface Transport Bill being debated currently on the floor of Congress.

When will the official guidelines of the Mexican Pilot Program mandated by NAFTA be presented and approved? The dilemma continues.

Do you think an easing of speeding laws would help, or hurt your on-time delivery ratio?

The ATA, AAA and many other industry and safety groups are opposed to new tolling charges cleared in the new Surface Transportation Bill. Find out who else is against it.

Citing unqualified predictions about safety and productivity, Bill Graves of the ATA is asking a Circuit Court of Appeals to roll back the revised Hours of Service ruling handed down in Nov. 2011.

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Drug Tester for Transportation Firms Convicted of Fraud

Cargo theft is on the rise, but some state law enforcement agencies are upping their game to match.

Some GOP Congressmen are calling for the FMCSA to put their money where their mouth is regarding the new HOS Rules.

Sam LaHood of the International Republican Institute, a pro-democracy group stationed in Egypt and son of Dept. of Transportation Ray LaHood, has been detained and prevented from leaving the country.

One Louisiana lawmaker has had enough of public pajama display. He says he'll create a ban on wearing them outside the home. We are not kidding.